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Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Mumbai Indians by 18 runs in a high‑scoring IPL clash. Salt, Kohli and Patidar struck fifties as RCB posted 240. Despite Rutherford’s unbeaten 71, Mumbai managed only 222, with Hardik Pandya contributing 40
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Lucknow Super Giants aim to fix their poor home record as they host Gujarat Titans at Ekana Stadium in IPL. After consecutive away wins, LSG will rely on new star Mukul Choudhary and the return to form of Ayush Badoni
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Shreyas Iyer’s unbeaten 69 guided Punjab Kings to a six-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL. Iyer's knock helped PBKS chase down 220, after SRH set a challenging target with Abhishek Sharma’s blistering 74 earlier in the game
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JioStar broke records during TATA IPL 2025, reaching over 1 billion viewers and 840 billion watch-time minutes. The final match became the most-watched T20 game ever, and new features on JioHotstar redefined digital viewing across screens and languages.
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Despite earlier plans, Hyderabad has been excluded from BCCI’s updated 2025 international fixtures. Neither men's nor women's matches nor A-team games will be hosted in the city, marking another missed opportunity for the cricket-loving Hyderabad crowd.
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Following the June 4 stampede that killed 11 fans during RCB's IPL victory celebrations in Bengaluru, KSCA Secretary A. Shankar and Treasurer E.S. Jairam resigned, citing moral responsibility. RCB has pledged ₹10 lakh compensation to each victim's family.
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We are witnessing the rise of a culture where being a fan is valued more than being a thinker, a questioner, or an achiever. India must move from spectacle to substance, from fandom to citizenship, from mourning to meaningful reform
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The Bengaluru tragedy has once again exposed glaring gaps in India’s crowd management and safety systems
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RCB finally got to lift the trophy after finishing runners-up on three occasions previously. It was a heartbreaking loss for Punjab Kings who were playing only their second final and first since 2014.
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RCB have decided to go ahead without Tim David, who had missed their last two matches with an injury.
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The match RCB Vs PBKS is at Narendra Modi Stadium on June 3
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JioStar announced Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan will join its presentation on June 1 and June 3
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Punjab Kings are now in a do-or-die situation as they dream of winning a maiden IPL trophy. On the other hand, Mumbai Indians look title favourites after beating Gujarat Titans, in the Eliminator.
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The victory took Mumbai Indians to Qualifier 2 in Ahmedabad on Sunday when they take on Punjab Kings.
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"Look where RCB are now — back in another final in 2025. It’s closer and tighter than many might think. Hopefully, those crucial little moments will swing in RCB’s favour on June 3," said JioHotstar expert AB de Villiers.
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RCB will now play their fourth IPL final on June 3 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad
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Winner of Qualifier 1 will get a direct entry into the IPL 2025 final
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LSG skipper Rishabh Pant's exceptional 118 off 61 balls goes in vain as RCB chases down the target of 228 with 8 balls to spare
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It's been close to three years since Rahul played a T20 for India. His last outing was India's semifinal defeat to England at the 2022 T20 World Cup in Australia
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Punjab's Inglis (73 off 42 balls) and Arya (62 off 35) more than made up for a sluggish start with a match-winning 109-run partnership off 59 balls to get their team home